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Monitor articles for August 27, 1999

• Should parents tell kids about past drug use?
• Designed for fun! A new way to play
• News In Brief
• Eddie and I knew what Boy Scouts didn't
• Do scholar-athletes exist? Meet Joe
• Cartoon
• This time, war-crimes trail is on a fast track
• Progress in talks on accord
• Throw out the tube or grab TV Guide?
• News In Brief
• News In Brief
• Why all the shushing? Let the fans roar
• Bush, cocaine, and character
• Give me your huddled masses ... er, geniuses
• The Monitor Movie Guide
• 'Tweenies' follows 'Teletubbies'
• Dog lessons
• Bridging the great teacher gap
• News In Brief
• Why Russians keep dollars under beds
• Actor digs beneath surface of classic tale
• Today's Story Line
• What's On TV
• Service with a smile
• To get attention in Taiwan, put nukes in your election campaign
• If drug smugglers can, what about terrorists?
• Big, brash Open may settle who's No. 1
• Pop goes our culture
• Solution to this week's puzzle
• Why GOP keeps beating tax-cut drum
• Two Yugoslav films show life and art go on amid hardships
• Letters
• For a paper boy, a golden lesson
• The phony tax-cut war
• One-man crusade for Palestinians
• Clinton's Summer Reading
• A rejuvenated Bolshoi limbers up in London before its big American tour
• Ancient meteorite hints at origins of our water
• The '50s roots of rebellious rock
• BBC struggles with how to fund quality TV
• The Crossword
• A New Nation on Monday?